QUE SIGNIFIE MANDALIKA EN MALAISIEN
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définition de mandalika dans le dictionnaire malaisien
mandalika I ark sl ou chef de district. plante mandalika II sj, Artocarpus rigida. mandalika I ark sl gelaran atau jawatan kepala daerah.
mandalika II sj tumbuhan, Artocarpus rigida.
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10 LIVRES EN MALAISIEN EN RAPPORT AVEC «MANDALIKA»
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Functional Foods and Nutrition
This book on Functional foods and nutrition is a sincere effort of the authors to compile the available information for the benefit of persons suffering from various degenerative diseases and health care specialists as a ready reckoner.
G & Subhadra Mandalika Subbulakshmi, 2014
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Cerita Rakyat: Asli Indonesia - Halaman 80
Mandalika hidup sangat bahagia dengan ayahnya, Raja Tonjang, dan ibunya, Dewi Seranting. Putri Mandalika terkenal sangat cantik karena memiliki campuran darah bidadari. Kabar tentang kecantikannya amat tersohor hingga ke luar ...
Monika Cri Maharani, Astutiningsih, 2009
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Indian Epigraphical Glossary - Halaman 195
XXXV, p. 110). Mandalika (EI 26), ruler of a mandala or district; same as Mandalika. Mandalika (IE 8-2; BL; CII 4), ruler of a mandala or district; title of a feudatory chief; cf. Mandalika, Mandalika. Mandalika (IE 8-2; SII 1; SITI; BL), feudatory title; ...
Dineschandra Sircar, 1966
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Louis de La Vallée Poussin: Memorial Volume - Halaman 362
The authoress states that her father was king Mandalika who flourished in the Yadu race and excelled all others in royal qualities.3 It is likely that this Mandalika was one of the Cudasama Mandalika kings of Girnar, Kathiawar. Mandalika I ...
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Madhya Pradesh Through the Ages - Halaman 209
As it was the largest administrative unit, it may be presumed that the Mandalika exercised considerable powers over their subordinates. The view get its support from the fact that almost such powers were possessed by the provincial governors ...
Shiri Ram Bakshi, S.R. Bakshi And O.P. Ralhan, 2008
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Political Regimes and the Media in Asia - Halaman 195
Bonifacius Mandalika had been appointed receiver (penanggung-jawab) by the Attorney-General's office, responsible for the station's assets. He was both internationally experienced and well connected, having only returned to his mother's ...
Center for Research in Culture and Communication Krishna Sen, Krishna Sen, Terence Lee, 2008
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The History and Culture of the Indian People: The Delhi ...
In 1466 Mahmud invaded the territory of king Mandalika, usually known as the Chudasama king of Girnar. But from the recently discovered Mandalika-nripa-charita it is learnt that Mandalika belonged to the Yadava race. The same work ...
Ramesh Chandra Majumdar, 1951
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Pali-English Dictionary - Halaman 517
Mandalika (adj.-n.) (fr. mamlala. cp. mnndalaka-raja " the king of a small country " Mvyut 941 a district ofheer, king's deputy Vin 11147; f. mandalika = mandala 4, i. e. circus, ring, round, in assa' race court Vin 111.6. Manijalin (adj.) 'fr. mandala.
Thomas William Rhys Davids, William Stede, 1993
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Di selubung malam - Halaman 34
Berbeda dengan Baiq Mandalika yang terpaut usia lima tahun di bawahnya. Ia selalu merenggut masam jika ada yang memuji kecantikannya. Padahal hampir semua orang di kampung ini mengakui, bahwa Baiq Mandalika sangat cantik.
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Proceedings of the Indian History Congress - Halaman 175
Mahlpala ruled for 11 years and was followed by his son Mandalika, the hero of our poem. When Mandalika was installed as a Crown Prince by his father during his life-time, all friends and allies brought him tribute ; but Sangama Vadhel of ...
Indian History Congress, 1952
